Supervisor Electronics Shell
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Description
Generic hobby boxes crack at the screw posts the second time you open them, and their exposed hardware snags on everything in a bag. This is a clean, rugged shell that closes tight without external fasteners and keeps the wiring where it belongs.
The front panel traps the alert button from the inside, so it can't be ripped out or jammed sideways.
Internal Specs
- Dimensions: 120 × 75 × 35 mm external.
- Walls: 3 mm solid shell.
- Standoffs: Four integrated posts (2.5 mm bore) spaced for a standard ESP32 footprint.
- Clearance: 0.25 mm tolerance on the friction-fit lid lip. Print flat, no supports required.
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